In the quiet morning sunlight, the jungle seemed peaceful, but something intense was about to happen between Sok Sok and little Samie. The young baby monkey, full of curiosity and playfulness, had been bothering others, pulling tails and stealing fruits from the elders. He didn’t realize that his mischief was crossing the line until Sok Sok Asub, one of the older and wiser monkeys, decided it was time for a serious lesson.
Samie, unaware of what was coming, continued to jump around joyfully. But when Sok Sok approached, his calm yet firm eyes made the whole group silent. Slowly, he reached out and caught Samie by the arm—not to hurt him, but to stop him. The older monkey scolded the little one with soft growls and gentle pushes, showing clear disapproval. Samie froze, his playful face turning to surprise and guilt. The other monkeys watched quietly, learning too from the moment.
Sok Sok didn’t act with anger; instead, he guided Samie by example. He showed him how to share food, how to respect others, and how to behave in the troop. It was more than discipline—it was love disguised as a lesson. Samie’s eyes filled with tears as he realized his mistakes.
Later, Samie sat close to Sok Sok, resting his tiny hand on the elder’s arm. It was a sweet moment of understanding between generations. The jungle breeze carried a feeling of peace again. Sok Sok’s lesson wasn’t just for Samie—it reminded everyone that even in the wild, love and teaching go hand in hand.
From that day, Samie became calmer and kinder, forever remembering the day Sok Sok Asub taught him what true respect and care mean.
